Living in Bali – Turning Paradise into your New Home

Millions have dreamed of this, and tens of thousands have made it a reality—moving to the Island of Gods, whether for a few months, like many digital nomads these days, or for the long term to build a new life.

To help you avoid common pitfalls and make a smooth transition, we’ve put together an essential guide on moving to and living in Bali.

Arrange Your Medical Insurance for Short- and Long-Stay Travel

Benefits & Features of Nomad Insurance:

Choose Between Essential & Complete Plan

Essential Plan - Ideal for digital nomads who're looking for emergency coverage only

$0 deductible, meaning you're covered even for the smallest claims
No pre-approval needed, takes 5 minutes to purchase. You can do it the same day you fly out, or even if your trip has already started
Pay as you go subscription, cancel anytime
Coverage from just a few dollars per day
Covers travel delay, lost luggage and trip interruption
Kids under 10 go free with an adult policy, making it great for families on a budget
Covers you in over 180 countries
24/7 online customer care with <1min response time
A travel medical insurance with a medical expense of $250,000
You can add-on electronic theft insurance for up to $3000 worth of electronic valuables

Complete Plan Ideal for expats and long-term travelers looking for comprehensive coverage

Includes all Essential plan benefits
Full coverage in your country of residence
Outpatient services, maternity care and mental health support and complementary therapies like chiropractics
Includes additional coverage for trip or accommodation cancellation, burglary and delayed luggage"

“Bali is a magical place. And it’s a great place to live, do business, raise children, or simply retire”

~ live the dream, live it wisely

Proper Planning is essential when Moving to Bali

The best chance we get to live a happy life in Bali is to make sure we do some solid research and separate the rumours from the facts.

Getting advice?
There are countless agencies offering advice and services on visa, residency, optimise taxes, etc.

Plenty of Influencers, Life Coaches and Nomads fill blogs and social media giving all sorts of personal advise, which is mostly just based on anecdotes and not facts. At times we are stunned at the lack of knowledge or sometimes even criminal intend behind those “advisors, real estate agents and visa agencies”.